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Guess the 1970s song lyrics #292

1971. Lead single from this artist's debut album. She won a Grammy for Best New Artist. She said "When I first wrote it I thought it was an unusual thing for people to break up, and now all my friends are divorced."
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Answer
My
father
sits
at
night
with
no
lights
on
His
cigarette
glows
in
the
dark
The
living
room
is
still
I
walk
by
no
remark
I
tiptoe
past
the
master
bedroom
where
My
Answer
mother
reads
here
magazines
I
hear
her
call
sweet
dreams
But
I
forget
how
to
dream
But
you
say
it's
time
we
moved
in
together
And
raised
a
family
of
our
own
you
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and
me
Well
that's
the
way
I've
always
heard
it
should
be
You
want
to
marry
me
We'll
marry
My
friends
from
college
they're
all
married
now
They
have
their
houses
and
their
Answer
lawns
They
have
their
silent
noons
Tearful
nights
angry
dawns
Their
children
hate
them
for
the
things
they're
not
They
hate
themselves
for
what
they
are
And
yet
they
drink
they
laugh
Close
Answer
the
wound
hide
the
scar
But
you
say
it's
time
we
moved
in
together
And
raised
a
family
of
our
own
you
and
me
Well
that's
the
way
I've
always
heard
it
should
Answer
be
You
want
to
marry
me
We'll
marry
You
say
that
we
can
keep
our
love
alive
Babe
all
I
know
is
what
I
see
The
couples
cling
and
claw
And
drown
in
Answer
love's
debris
You
say
we'll
soar
like
two
birds
through
the
clouds
But
soon
you'll
cage
me
on
your
shelf
I'll
never
learn
to
be
just
me
first
By
myself
Well
okay
it's
Answer
time
we
moved
in
together
And
raised
a
family
of
our
own
you
and
me
Well
that's
the
way
I've
always
heard
it
should
be
You
want
to
marry
me
We'll
marry
Marry
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